The efforts to understand Alzheimer’s disease are always in motion through conducting new research to unlock its biological mechanisms, improve diagnosis and create new treatments. That is why, once a year, Dr. Rachelle Doody, a leading expert in Alzheimer’s disease, hosts her signature “Update on Alzheimer’s.”
What do a guitar string and a raw chicken leg have in common? They’re the ticket to the first-place prize for innovative solutions to global health problems at Baylor College of Medicine’s inaugural Global Health Hackathon.
It takes doctors and other healthcare providers working as a team to properly treat patients, making communication an important aspect of healthcare and an important lesson in healthcare education. Recently, Baylor College of Medicine students took part in an interprofessional education exercise to help bring focus to this vital issue.
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month may be in October, but the month of September was filled with community and advocacy events for the Lester and Sue Smith Breast Center at Baylor!
The annual art show organized by the Graduate Student Council was held Aug. 3-7, giving students, faculty and staff the opportunity to showcase the talents that they are perhaps less known for – those that take them outside of the classroom, labs and workplace.
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